Antiquated Homestead Law Superseded by New Three Year Act
Last Thursday the president signed the new three year homestead law changing old practice. It promises broad benefits for settlers to acquire and develop remaining arable lands, with opportunities for extended absences abroad to earn funds for improvement. The law expands U S eligibility and cultivation requirements while guiding entry processes and rights of widows and heirs under the act.
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City Council Debates Palace Hotel Licenses and Saloon Proposals
City Council met for an evening session to consider license decisions, including the Palace Hotel and saloon licenses. Rev Hying opposed new licenses, arguing prohibition concerns and community harm, while Aldermen debated impartial licensing and potential reforms as the chamber adjourned to reconvene.
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